Milford Sound
Stumble It!

Milford Sound is the heart of Fiordland National Park and the most-visited of the fiords. Mistakenly named a "sound", Milford Sound is actually a fiord, meaning it was carved out by glacial action during the last ice age rather than by the action of rivers, which is the difference between a fiord and a sound.
After sailing out to the Tasman Sea and turning back in, the fog began to lift until the sky was completely clear by time we disembarked.
Canon EOS 20D
1/320s at f/13
ISO200
18-55mm lens at 54mm
External Links: Milford Sound - Wikipedia entry, cruises on Milford Sound, Fiordland Regional Tourism Organization - Milford Sound
After sailing out to the Tasman Sea and turning back in, the fog began to lift until the sky was completely clear by time we disembarked.
Canon EOS 20D
1/320s at f/13
ISO200
18-55mm lens at 54mm
External Links: Milford Sound - Wikipedia entry, cruises on Milford Sound, Fiordland Regional Tourism Organization - Milford Sound
Labels: 2007, fiordland+national+park, milford+sound, new+zealand, seascape+photo
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